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Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

CHERIFr@ALE+BY VIRTUE OF 4
~ writ Of Lsarl Faciss. to me directed.
will be expose " public sale st the Jenerscn
Mouse, lnow gupied by A., II. PadburE n
aasd aas ii. New " dsss * cs County. Delaware. nun
u WEDNESDAY.
THE 2aI DAY OF JUNE 1887.
Alo O'Clock a. M,
The folloviu described real estate. viz:
All that cerun farm or tract OF lana situate,
lying and beiu In the hundred and county Of
New Castle In he State OF Delawar' bound-
BeRi innlng aa stone In the centre OF the
road leading fom the New Castle and French
town tnInpikto the road leading frGm the
and running hence with land late or John
Smith now OF dward Downing south ~ de-
grees west " 10 perches nsrth 81 i-2 degrees
west 30 b-i0 prches south Al degrees west ~
$40 perchts prth 81 degrees west ~ 40
perches and ,outh 80 degrees west 4 2 ~
perches, theme by land of John Il; simmons
north AL dgrees W, st II s-lO Perches, thence
by land OF " bon Silver north ~ degrees east
50 8-l0 per-, he south 50 degrees east 7-lO of q
perch north 57egrees east 81 10 perches north
east 80 percht to the said road, thence along
the centre tbreof south 70 l-2 degrees east
1920 perchs south "a 2 degrees east 50
perches soutb5 degree. east y $40 perches 70
the beginninl containing i07 acres, roods
and 10 perces be the same more or less:
Book A. Vol. page l6s &C., with brick and
ntrn anu
Also all tht lot of land or wharf propertv
situate in the city OF New Cast Z, Coun OF
New Castle nd State n Delaware, known
rs the Jeffrson wharf, bounded and de-
scribed as foows, to wit:
BeRinninglt p ONT on the eAsterly side ol
De aware stret where the liue "f the h al OF
the dock e1ended parallel with Water or
front street trlkes the same (being corner
eoNo. on tie order OF sale and these prem
ises and abott 100 feet in IA southeasterly direc-
tion from III. Dutheast side of a'er or front
streets) and running the ce northeasterly and
parallel with said Water or Front street to
the side OF the lock and thence by and with
The head of theiock In the whole los feet
inches, thencat right angles TO the line OF
Water or From street In southt asterly d.
rection 400 feetnt0 the river Delaware, thence
at right angleso said last mentioned line In
u south westerf direction to the northeast side
ofDelaware street, extended thence byand with
said side ofsteet in northwesteriy direcuoa
to the place obeglnning, he the same what II
may. Book Vol. 10, page IN &c-, win q
frame store huse and frame house On Dela-
ware street. .lso upon the property there Is
n frame office nd platform. scales.
lied and tken in execution as the property
ofGeorge W. Morr son. and Hannah NJ, his
vile, and I. L.. and to BE sold by
ilLE' LAMBSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Uce, Wilmington, June ., 1857.
i7-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

a.HtEIft sALE-BY VIRTUE or A
= writ 0. Levari Facias TO me directed
will bo exposed to public Gale, at tho Hotel
now Occu, cd by Alex. MsxSell IN
Middleton, in St. Georges hundred,
New Castls county, Dei.,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY Of JUNE, 1887,
At 10 O'Clock Q. M,
TIE following described rcal estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate In the town VI MiddieiowD, in ST.
Georges a1ndred, New Cas,le County AND
Sta'e Oi eiawtre, bounded and described
as tollo1a to wit:
Boy nnns a, point on tho cast side OF
Brotd sttpe', q corn or for land u Harriet
Houston, thence with the said Houston cast
wardly IS leo, to the wer side Of Norwai
street, then,e with said street DOrthwa al y
81 fee', mcro or less, to tho south sids Of
LocksOoi street, thence with said street
wouwSrdiY lso feet to tho southeast corner
OF Locgwgld aDd Broad streeta, ami tOence
With said br0ad street eouthwardly 81 feet
to the place Of beginning, Containing ten
tnous.ni, two hundred and sixty square
lo.t OF Land, be the came more or less, with
fame DIVE ling and Other Outbuildtngs.
Seized and aken In execution Ls the prop
erty Of John W. Hayes and sarah ). hayes
his wifo, and I t., and TO no sold BY
GILES Lam BISON, Sheriff
Sherih's Ciiice, Wilmington, june
1887. l0.sod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
And we tell the truth, O

And we tell the truth, or
meal to every time. No
Phariseeism about that. The
critic of average advertising
becomes a connoisseur OF
prevarication, knows when
to look for it, and for truth,
too, and finds just enough OF
the latter to save from pes
simism and destruction.
This is a Clothing Store.
We are managing clothing
on a June basis.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

Boys clothing. Not to
buy it here is to 60 az gsinst
nature. You're too intelli.
gent to need that argued
out.
Here are some prices.
Perhaps your boy goes of
to the country. Happy boy.
How he viii spoil c!o.hes.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
uOTICHa.

AIUliOE-lN OJMPi.lANUE wlib
~ the requirements OF An Act OF the
General Afsembly Of the State OF delaware
passed at Bower, March u. 1883, entitled
An Act Concerning Private Iucorpora
tiops," notice Is hert By given that certif
cato INCORPORATING q com pany as "The Will
N Ing ton Basket and Urate Company" will
on thursday, June 80, 1887. at 10 O'Clock =.
m bo presented at Chambers, in Whining
ton. TO tho ; on. !. q. 9rubb, Associate
udge, etc.. for his ApprevAl.
hUFFECKEKA q hUtFECkER,
Attorneys for lncorporators.
June IS, 1887. jis-l0t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT near
Havre de Grac4, on tue P, W. s. B.
Railroad, seems to be one OF those un-
Rvoidabls things thai cannot oe &C.
counted for. The fac. that no more
lives were lost is cause for general con.
graduation, however So far as now
appears nobody is to blame The air
brakes OF the nor.h-bound train simply
got out OF order aud would Dot work,
and before the train could oe stopped 1t
had crushed into the south 1ound trai q
before 1t reached position OF safety.
There Is dou 5le track ex ending some
distance south from the Su.quehanna
bridge, 80 close togeiher that trains
canno. pass each other without s,rik-
ing. When short distance from the
bridge the tracks widen ou, to the regu-
lar width. Where the ac,,dent oc cur
red there Is practically but one track,
This accounts for the north pound en-.
gine clearing the engine OF the south.
bound fast express and striking the
Pullman smoking csr 6rsy. Two can sos
appear prominent for the accident; first,
the refusal OF the air brakes to work,
and sec )nd, the narrow space bat ween
the tracks that would not permi. the
trains to pass. For the frs there wouid
appear no remedy, as accidents will
happen In an unacoountable manner to
the best OF machinery, and for the Sec
ond 1t would look IS II The two tracks
should emerge apsrs sooner after leAv.
Ing the bridge. Unfortunate as the
ac;iden. has been, 1t Is very fortunate
thA: the collision did not o,cur on the
Susquehanns bridge, as It certainly
wooli had the south bound train been
Two or three minute, later.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

The CYCLONE which struck Will.
mington oct ween II and / o'clock this
morning was very destructive OF prop
erty, bat this Is Of small m oment com
pared to the loss OF Jhree human lives
at Rockford, on the Brandy wine. Many
trees have been blown down, but only
In this. one instance with fatal results
The sympsthies OF the general public
will be extended 10 the stricken fAmi.
lies at Ban srofcs. 1t has been the 10,
OF the people Of Wilmington to read o.
cyclones and cloud bursts In almos.
every section Of the country, bus they
have been singularly free from the
visttAtions u these destructive agen cles
The storm early this morning Is but 9
touch OF the real cyclone, which there
should be no desire to mee,.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

NXUUkSlON. raT
u Tho Young Peoplss sf,f;:S
Christian Assoeisti0p, in connsotiOn Win
the Sunday school oil Olvet Presbyterian
Church, will give an excursion to Birming
ham PsrE, on Thursday, june ISL. Proceeds
for the entf TT OF q reading room. Tickets,
60 cepts... Ohi dren, 20 cents Train leavet
foot OF Madison street at 8 q. m. j16 e0d-6t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

There's a lot Of clothing
ra ,ket going on these days;
these latter days OF the hrst
halt years trade.
Two causes Hot weather
Is here; that means thin
stuffs. Autumn is coming;
that means close no the
ranks, drum out the strag-
glers that the Autumn re-
cruits may fall in line.
This is a clothing house
Time was when we knew
nothing but clothing. Late
years have taught us othel
things, but We haven't for
gotten clothing, and can say
no better-scarce any cqua
|-clothing is on sale thar
that which comes dowr
from our own work-rooms
right on this spot. One lit.
tile profit. Straight from
pro uCer to consumer
That's our way, emphati
cally our clothing way.
For the day and the few
days TO come the show
spaces through the centre @.
the store are given over tc
clothing. Just to tell oul
clothing story and remint
you you men, you fathers
of boys, you mcthers 0
boys-:hat we are cloth
iers, selling all sorts of cloth
ing with but one Limitation
mo trash.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

On and after Thursday, April 70,
" Ill leave Fourth street wharf, daily. (Sun
day included, for Chester and PhilGdel
phla ct and 10 .. M, l2.lb neon, and All
For Marcus HOOK, .. m. and t,1b p. N.
Leave Philsdelphia st ana 10 .. M, l2.tl
noon, and p. N.
An extra eost will leave Phtiadelphfs
and Wilmington at e.tb every sunday even
Ing.
Telephone No. 81.
No freight received for . particular boa,
after 30 minutes previous to tts leavine
ttma, '~NA
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

BEFORE Cleveland's back-Iown cn
the reD-l fi,k Proposition, the s,el yell
was sc Va IA bs}k oar OH fl -. !"
Sine, the yell has taken "a mod d.i
form, and stands aboui IKE .hs: 1--WE
d.: VA. 40 o.d n.ss, .yA>w."
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

We browse over our
stock. The forms aud quail
ties please US. We respect
that clothing. Ouanhhls S
sour US som awhat, and we
find too many Of even choice
things. Thcn, with wry face
and a wrench at our pocket,
the Price-cutting begins, and
away they go down, down,
down.
Here's a light check suit,
English cloth-made to be
proud of. S23 was normal
low price. We urged it at
S2o,but to day it's $1,000.
Again, several lots OF
checks, too many near
alike;,he only fault too many
SO you may buy SIo.5o Sal
lsouly suits at $3.50, anc
SIS sack suits for S12.
There are $40 suits thai
were $3.50 and SIS. arc
SIo suits that were SIS and
sI7.5o, and sI3 SO suits
that were SI8. There are
sorts, ard sorts, and sorts
both sacks and Salisburys
The So trousers are not
all wool-w whose are? The
$3 so are, and good wool
ltoo
Quick comfort things are
here. To-day the stock tina,
broke On sizes yesterday
will be full again. Daily at
tention keeps it right, and
the busy mum goes on.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
STAMPING FLUID

No more trouble with stamp
ing patterns; we have at last
succeeded in procuring Liquid
which you can use by simply
wetting a piece Of felt placed
over an ordinary spool, and the
stamping will be perfect. Cost
25c. per bottle; three colors.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
HU fLhO SALES.
DOR sALEYuUNa PLNNA. HORSE,

DOR SALE-YUUNd PkNNA. HORSE.
Il for sale. MOL. splendid BLK H.
% msro, weighs 400 lbs. Q years Old an 9S
excellent worker. NO. 2. Black mare,
years old, built Ike a stallion. active ss
poney, can't be hitched wrong. No. 3. Lignt
sorrel horse. Q years old, 10 "a lands high,
fearless Of all Objects, good traveller and
vety stylish. 80 4. bay roan mare, 8 years
old, weighs over 100 lbs., q true worker and
good driver. No. 8. Handsome gray horse.
8 years old, 10 hands high, weighs about
l2o0 lbs, q Fl -st-class worker, No. Q. sty lish
gray horse, 8 years old, 10 hands high, II
good traveller, and reliable worker. Nos, Z
and 8. Tho incest, most reliable team OF 8
year old black mares to be found anywhere
hal II sisters, l512 hands high, good travellers
lady can uss tnem anywhere. No o.
DARK sorroi horse. lb5< hands.high,a reliable
WORK or, and fearless OF everything.
These are all fitst-class horses and Will be
sold worth the money" Every one will be
Guaranteed to be as represented. will tax.
pleasure In showing them In any harness tC
any person intsrestd Call at ouoe vii
mington Boarding and sale Stables, ,2l4 auc
40 West eth stroet I20.t
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
sALTIMOA- . UnAU = kAIA9O&.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT. May 20, lss,
Trains leave delaware Avenus Depot:
EAtST.BOUND:

Trains leave delaware Avenus Depot:
ASr.BOUND:
Shlia. Accommodation, daily .,..,o.1bA. Il
Ph:la. Accommodation, daily. ....T.60 A. n
Phila. Accom- mediation, daily. ....7.b6 A. IL
Phila. Accommodation, daily. .0.&6 An
fhila. Accommodation, daily ....lo.26 Am
Phila. Chester express, daily lila A. ID
PhilA. Accommodation, daiIy..... 3l6 D. n,
ohila. g. chester, express, daily ...l.b6 p. m.
Phii. accommodation, daily. y....... $40 p. n.
chila. Accommodation, daily, osop N,
'hiia. d Uhester express, daily, 1853 D, a,
Phila. Accommodation, daily, 800 D. N.
wESr.BOUND:
Jhioago Limited, daily. ..........7I0 A. Il
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Ulacinnau Limited, daily. .25 A, Il
Arrives Cincinnati 7.ls A. NJ. 1T. LouI
$40 P. M. next day.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 800 D. n.
IN icago and St Louis Express,
5ingely accom- mediation, daily, a.lop. n.
FOR LANDENBERG, 100 A. M. snc
800 r. M, and $50 p. NJ. daily.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philadolphia $50 A. H., daily except
sunday, S.6b A. m and b r. M, daily.
For baltimore 2<6 p. H., daily. Fol
Laudonberg, $50, A. M daily excop, sunday,
9.66 A. H., and 2.4b p. M, and $40 D. M,
istly.
Trains for Niln,ngton-Leave Phtladel.
Ihiu at #7.0f. 81 0.00,SI0 % am, q u, 0,8.co,
A.ao, $500, b.so, $50. 7.lo, 1920 p. M, daily.
EXPRESS t-ainss
W. M. OLEM ENTS, OK. LORD.
manager. 9onn Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
THE PROPgRrlEa.

new schoolhouse, church, fine new Station -.
o. K. r. the B. & o., shops employing from 1000 n
besides the improvements already there, all Of which s
the value Of lots. guy
Persons should have some foresight and buv nor
until locality is all built up and prices are necessarily %
then wish you had bought People tell you they could bw
ngton street property at low price one time but % 1
the opportunity because it too far out and not b
We offer you the same chance that people had rru
will only be short time until these localities wil M
out from the city proper than the street mentioned v,
ago. When the Front street line is continued to egAH
space will diminish more.
Buy lots now; if you do not want to build now other
who do will increase the value Of your lands Takea
Baeys map with the buildings Marked published in IS7
you form and idea what Madison street was at that I'm
was far less attractive than this locality now You want
tier argument than look out in this neghbohood at the
time.
To people living out Of as we'll as in the CITY there n|
ter investment for you savings. City property alvay
increase in value There may be depression at tines b
those who hold it their profits always large lot as
lat $780, east OF Union street. sI77 per year, house as
IS Iooo sIz per year; west of Union street lot assessed SID
cents per year. house assessed at $1,000, 81 per year.
TITIE-Guaranteed for years back.
TERMs-l.ots in the vicinity of Twelfth and Tanl 4
|cent cash, the balance in notes equally divided at s.
months; Twelfth ward lots, $40 cash ant S. per month
Hot. THOMAS NJ. 0G1
L. w. STIDHAM, Auctioneer. PETER FORD.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

THE 2rH DAY UFJUNE, 1887,
1t 10 o',look a. In.,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that tpct or parcel OF land and prsmi.
ses, situate, lying and boingiin AppoQuini-
mink Hunired In tho county aforesaid,
bou uded and deIcrlsed rs follows, to Wit:
Beginning At stske on tho northeast Of
large black OAK about ono rod northeast
OF said biscg OAK. the same situate at the
head OF C0boin'i branch and corner 70 land
formerly Of Sam1sl Thomas deceased, thence
binding on said lands south btZ degiess
west 80 Clio perchs to stone, theLo % south
1b degrees and 4 minutes west l38 7-lt
perchos TO within me porch from st0ne ~
the gate and cornr tf ihomas' land and
land formerly VI John CorDit, deceased,
thence north 63 de,rees cast ono porch to a
stone, thence on parallel line with said
Oorblt line north degroes west n perches
to stone In Josepl Burr. Jr.'s line (which
said strip Of land Of one perch wide was
specially reservedfor the use and benefit Al
the eaid Joseph iurr. Jr.s farm and hii
heirs and assixu' brevsr), thence from the
stone last above InntiOned. binding ON said
Joseph Burr, Jr.'sline north IS degrees and
40 N q utes west 70 : 10 perches NORTH 20 de-
greos cast IL rs 10 perches north 90 degree
and 40 minutes MINUTES east Ii 8 10 perctfei
and north 33 togpes cast 100 psrches to q
stake on the souti side OF AppoQu iniminl
creek, tbence down ssid creek the different
courses Thereof allow water marx until Il
intersects tho IN Gih OF q small gut or rivu
let known by tht na lie Goblin branch afore
said, thence up aid branch to the stone anc
place Of beg inning, con aiming 90 acres o
land, more or Iss, with a brioK dwelling
house, frame BAN, four tenement houses ant
other OutDuiiGtigs thereon.
seized and t,ken in execution as tn,
property oil SARAH A. Athefiy, deceased
John u. ArM.uong, administrator 0
sarah A. Athetli, decsassj,) and TO b
sold by
HLESLAMBSON,S Sheriff.
Sherih's h,e, Wilmington, June
1887. i9.ood Ia
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

do you know that the
Custom Tailoring is now on
the second floor? Good
cutters up there, good stock
OF piece goods, too. Gooo
clothing there, cheap.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

1UIIUE-PEksON n OLUlnt4 TlUK
~ cts for the /. M. sabbath school ex
cursion. on thursday, June 2s, are notified
that they will be good for the same on the
2lth. j2O a.
INTELLIGENCE OFFIUE Il A u | ES
l. can ind help by applying At 1895 Orange
street.. situations also procured for per. ons
Wishing employ mont. iii ots
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
|pUBuc SALE
$50 BUILDING Lon
ON INsTALMENrs
ON SATURDAY, JULY Q

At o'clock, on the premises, on Orange and T..
between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and on iana
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth and Or,nn 80 et
Streets also on Thirteenth between Orange and ana
also in the Twelfth ward, on Second Third For ua'na
streets Greenhil Gray and Cleveland avenues fnh
Lots in the vicinity OF Tatnal Orange and Tb...-,
coming the most valuable in the city business n 'ea n
the postofce and court house have been located r
hoodt is only short time before this property will he neg
liable in the city The lots in th0Twelfh ward are m
Gated and in no other part Of the city is there ben@ d
vast Improvements. uOne
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22
CHERiFf'S SAIE.-BY VIRTUE UF A
y writ NJ Le'a-, Factas. TO me di.
rected, WIN be cxpded TO public sale at the
court Hu'c, on Market street between
lenth ana Elcyenpi 81 eets, in the ely ui
" ilmington, New thstle county, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,,
TilEoIn Dan OF JULY. 1857.

me following rtrib"d real estate, viz
Al those two ccril jim lots, pieces or parcels
OF idhd, with ive ttAme dwelling houses cree O.
TED on so. . 9itu1r in The city of Whining
Ton, bounded and ttscribed as follows to wifi
no No; besinnits at the westerly side OF
bradford street fotncrly X 'ilroad avenuel AT
me distance of lol feet northerly from the
norihcrly side of 4 street, thence west. rly
parallel with strtft Is lect toa corner thence
northtrly parallel tith Bradford street 25 feet
10 corner, thcncd easterly parallel with Is
street % iret To .hclaforesaid eide Of Bradford
stteti ahd thence thereby southerly 2, feet to
NE place Of beginning, tie the contcn Is there
oi "hal they nay.
hn2 ginning at The westerly side of Brad
lorI lr'rt fufmcriy X. Rave. lat the distance
o. o. y Fret horherly from the northerly side OF
Is Is street, ,hrno. westerly parallel with Is street
80 % ir', T. lr"'n r, Theme northerly harallel
WIN hiidii'r street 10 Iett 10 Il corner, thence
east fIy artc with Is street feet 10 tn {
alor' add aidt .ol bradford street and thence
merely sunil,rly - feet to he place of begin
hilne, l,c IL" ctutents thereof what they may.
BOOK %, voluie 10, page i53, &c.
stlAd ana isen In execution as the prop.
cry OF tdwari II. Gregg and Mary L. Gregg,
his w'lt, and I, Is, aud o be suld by
UILES LAMBSUS, ShCrf,
shcra's oIce, Wilmington, June II, ! 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

On and after JUNE 18Th. t,aIos will leave
FOOT OF FRHNCH STREET at ~
| .. m, and on sundays 1T sos a. m, to con-
| meet with steamer 1t Delaware iivor pier.
Returning. the train will leave the pier
on arrival 0f steamer.
Fare for the round trip, SI.oo.
On Sunday, Is cents.
t1a-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

CHEklFFS SALE--BY VIkrUE OF A
y writ Levsris Facias, to IN,
directed, vii be exposed to public sale, o.
the hotel ne' occupied by Alex. MAXWELL
IN Middleton, In ST. Georges Hundred
Now Csstlo Jouoiy, Dol,
On SATURDAY,
THE 2rH DAY OFJUNE, 1887,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-22

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CONFERENCE NOTES.

The Ministerial Education Society
of the Conference met this afternoon
and was addressed by Drs. Bounds
and Boiling.
Rev. f. M. Bounds, D. D., of the
St. Louis Christian advocate is an
nounced to preach tonight at the
Methodist Church, and Rev. w. A.
Hama at the Baptist Church.
Rev. Mr. Middleton, the fraternal
delegate from the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church to the Missouri Confer.
ence, made an earnest, brotherly ad
dress which was we'll received by the
Conference.
Among the visitors to the Confer.
ence are DR.. j. E, Godby, editor Of
the Southeastern Methodist, St
Louis; Rev. W. +. Mcclure, Rev. j
A. Boon, Rev. NJ. NJ. Hawkins, Rev.
w. S. Woodward and Rev. Mr.. Golf
OF the Southwest Missouri Confer.
ence.
Rev. Mr.. Boon, of jefferson City
preached an earnest, evangelical ser
mon last night at the Methodist
Church to an overtiowing congrega'
ton. There we're also large congre
cations at the other two churches
where there was preaching by mem
bers of the Conference.
The address of Bishop Hendrix Il
the class of young men who were
received into full connection in tn,
Conference, was one Of the best eve
delivered 10 similar class ON th'
floor OF the Conference, and was ful
Of suggestions. 1t was an impress
sive occasion, and it was a happy
thought of the Bishop to take eacl
young man by the hand and welcome
him into the travelling connection.